mouse-actions execute some command from mouse events such as clicks/wheel on the side/corners of the screen, or drawing shapes. It's a mix between Easystroke and Compiz edge commands.
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xdotool leaves lots of defunct/zombie processes #56
Hi and thanks for this great tool, I'm using it with xdotool to perform operation but I just noticed that each time I use an action the xdotool process stays running as a defunct process (that can't be killed). If I run the same command inside a terminal there is no defunct process left.
Am I the only one affected by this ? Do you know if there is a way to prevent that ?
Hi and thanks for this great tool, I'm using it with xdotool to perform operation but I just noticed that each time I use an action the xdotool process stays running as a defunct process (that can't be killed). If I run the same command inside a terminal there is no defunct process left. Am I the only one affected by this ? Do you know if there is a way to prevent that ?
Here is my config:
I'm using it on Linux Mint 22 x64 with latest mouse-actions binary (0.4.5) with a systemd user service (that might be part of the problem):